Jira on windows need to create 2 ssl "HTTPS" addresses to get into Jira

[Chen Touboul]

Hi,

We need 2 address to work on  the same Jira instance.

I understand that Tomcat is involved by configuring the certificate.

For now im talking about self sign. 

My question is, what is the processes to do it (not by IIS) ?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It won't work properly.  You can set up Tomcat or IIS to listen on more than one url, but Jira will only run on one of them.  It cannot work on two urls.

[Chen Touboul]

Hi Nic,

Thanks for reply :)

I saw this link and since Tomcat version 8.5 supports SNI.

The idea is to move from the old dns  on production to a new one when times come

and  customers get use to the new dns (by ssl)   and than remove the old one and

continue with the new dns name.

(also to see that dependencies belongs to Jira worked well with this new change without stopping the continuous process of Jira instance) 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Makes sense, but you're going to need to decide on one url to present Jira on.  If you set up a secondary, it will never work properly, but users will quite quickly land on the main, correct one (albeit after having to wade through a load of error messages)

You will find it a lot more easy to move Jira and then put a simple redirect page on the old url, plus a lot less annoying for your users.

If you insist on doing it with two sites, then just add a second connector to the Tomcat and point the old url at it.